Comeback from Naomi Osaka: After the recovery of injuries, Camila Osorio will compete in Indian Wells

The former number one in the world, Naomi Osaka, returns to the Tennisplatz at the Indian Wells tournament and has been marking her first competition since she was forced to withdraw from the Australian Open due to an injury. Osaka, who had a strong start to the year and reached the final at the Auckland tournament, had to withdraw against Clara Tauson due to a belly injury in the middle of the game.

In the decision to take part in the Australian Open despite her physical complaints, Osaka won her first two games. However, the physical toll was undeniable and she had to bow in the third round during her game. After her Australian Open exit, Osaka decided to take a long break to concentrate on her recovery and to control the entire swing of the Middle East.

Osaka is healed and ready to face her opponents and is now preparing for her sixth appearance at Indian Wells, a tournament that she won in 2018 after a victorious final against Daria Kasatkina.

In her first round in Indian Wells, Osaka will compete on Camila Osorio. The couple previously crossed the rackets at the 2022 Australian Open, where Osaka conveniently achieved a 6-3 6: 3 victory. If the story in Indian Wells is repeated, Osaka could possibly compete in a highly expected rescue of the Auckland final.

Osaka returned to the Auckland tournament two months ago and led the final with a 6: 4 point number in the opening set before her injury led to its retreat. Tauson, who was finally crowned a champion, expressed her sympathy for Osaka. She said, “I’m really sorry about this final. Naomi played a great tennis today, so that was the worst finale that I’ve ever played, emotionally. “

For Osaka, a remaining with Tauson could serve as an opportunity to rewrite the Auckland narrative. Winning this game could give her an urgently needed calming about her game and give her the feeling of feeling too better the unfortunate incident in Auckland. When Osaka steps back on the pitch, fans and critics will observe their performance alike and deal with their successful comeback.